When I do it it on my Windows PC it goes to my download folder, and I then move it to my MP3 player.  

Go the real estate section of your library.  

I got some books from the library and have been reading those.

I plan to purchase my own domain when I buy a new PC.

Many people try the "Good Will Hunting" approach: [“You wasted $150,000 on an education you coulda got for $1.50 in late fees at the public library.” ?

When I moved to my present state I happened to meet a guy in the library reading the ads in the paper looking for a job.

Here is my Dodd Frank summary on my BP Blog http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/39...Here is my Dodd Frank Library on my BP Bloghttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/37...You will hear this from some of the most knowledgable Lease Option - Dodd Frank Authorities - There is no case law with pure lease options - Dodd Frank - CFPB.A pure lease and a pure option that is not related (I read you are using a lease and option that is intertwined) does not come into play with Dodd Frank and the CFPB.My view is ANY tenant buyer that I talk to goes through a RMLO underwriting process to protect the Seller and myself.I know that is "over kill", but I do not want a letter from the Tenant Buyer's attorney saying we did not get the Ability to Repay Rules looked at by a RMLO.  

I stopped buying books because the county library will let me read anything I want for free anyway.  

If you’re truly interested in doing something similar, I suggest you consider the CCIM training (it’s a fantastic foundation upon which you can build a successful business) and compile a personal reference library of books on key subjects, such as commercial mortgage underwriting, property appraisal, income property syndication, etc.

When you feel more comfortable ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~check into Marty Boardman (Arizona investor ) flipping bookcheck into Biggerpockets flipping book with J ScottThese things alone will provide you with a solid footing into real estate investingBonus suggestion : your local library is your real estate best friend